Sorry, I'm not an authority on "forks" of Plan 9 - I have been using the standard Bell Labs distribution since 1995, and I'm happy to stay with that. Although it is regularly updated, I would not refer to it as "unstable" - new features continue to be based on the same simple set of design principl...

Richard, thanks for this port of Plan 9. I have heard a lot of good things about this interesting OS since a while. Although I'm not an expert Linux user (I can barely use CLI apps at all and I have zero knowledge of programming), I'm very open to learn about other free software OS, computing paradi...

Michael J wrote:I use heatsinks like these (http://www.ebay.de/itm/3-passende-Kuhlk ... 2a2413c32a) and my Raspi fits into the Pibow case very well.

That's great, thanks for your reply.

Hi guys, new RPi user here, I'm going to buy a Raspberry Pi these Christmas. I'm currently googling all the necessary peripherals and I found heatsinks like this one: http://www.etsy.com/listing/109881624/raspberry-pi-heatsink-set I know the RPi doesn't need a heatsink, but I don't want it to be hot...